British Author Creasey Uses Book Aliases for Prolific Output
Salisbury report on John Creasey, a prolific British crime writer, who claims 378 full length books and about 36 million words to date. He writes under aliases such as J J Marric and Anthony Morton and aims for one book a month, with 18 editions of his work published in October across six countries.
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Salisbury
England
John Creasey
Creasey
London
Great Britain
Switzerland
Portugal
France
West Germany
United States
Creasey Mill
Britain
J J. Marric
Michael Halliday
Anthony Morton
Gordon Ashe
Jeremy York
Norman Deane
Peter Manton
Richard Martin
Tex Riley
William K. Reilly
Ken Ranger
Coe Ee
Ace Creasey
Tender Loving Care For TV Sets By RCA Expert
TV troubles can be reduced with careful dusting behind the set and keeping the front and side panels clear. W W Cook of RCA Service Co advises turning the set on while cleaning to avoid accidental control movement that can lead to a snowy picture. Immediate adjustments when the picture shifts can save a repair call.
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W. W. Cook
RCA
Cook
Snd
Pitta
Ak Ak
Loveland's Joe Marx Prints Huge Minox Mural
Joe J. Marx of Loveland Ohio masters an ultra miniature camera to create a 15 foot panorama of Cincinnati skyline. Shot on four sub half inch negatives the mural hangs at the Cincinnati Public Library and showcases his Minox prowess and research driven approach.
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Joe J. Marx
Loveland
Ohio
Cincinnati Public Library
Joe Marx
Max
Marx
Focal Encyclopedia
Macmillan Co
New York
Tarkroom
iMarx
Martha Hyer Lands Comedy Role in Archie Film
Hollywood star Martha Hyer says 1961 may be her best year as she lands a sympathetic comedy role opposite Robert Mitchum, Jack Webb, and Richard Arien in The Last Time I Saw Archie. She notes a career shift from unsympathetic women to “get the man” star status and cites Webb as producer and director.
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Hollywood
Martha Hyer
Robert Mitchum
Jack Webb
Richard Arien
Archie
Martha
She
Aj Heart of Gold
Citizens Policy Cuts Loan Interest for Mortgage Holders
The Citizens Building Loan and Savings Association of Middletown Ohio announces a new policy effective January 1 1961 that lowers interest paid on loans by computing interest monthly rather than semi annually This change increases the portion of each payment applied to the loan and reflects a more modern mortgage approach.
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Citizens Building Loan & Savings Association
Middletown
Ohio
ADY
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Georges Simeonon
Cynthia Lowry
Irving Vesfor
Joe Mark
Minox
Building Loan and Savings Association
Central Ave
Powe West
Wes
N. Broad
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